The Muster: Lorneville Stock Report

Andrew Martin presents the latest stock sale report from Lorneville.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hey, well all right too, HEYBIC go there, and what
are you going again? For stock selling action on a Tuesday?
Of course it happens at laundvill sale Yard, thinks, So
PGG rights and Andrew Martin's on the line once again.
Gooday mate, how do we go? Ah? Yeah, look, just
another another continuation of these solid pricings that we've seen
for several months now. We saw lambs pen of lambs

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again to the three hundred dollar mark, which is becoming
a reasenally regular occurrence. So we'll start off with those
prime lambs if you like, Andy, The best of those
two forty aprod out three hundred dollar markers mentioned the
second cut of prime lambs two hundred to two thirty,
third cap prime lambs at one sixty five through the
one ninety, best of the US one fifty three to

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one eighty, the second cups at one twenty to one
forty five, third cup of prime US at one hundred
to one fifteen, with the bottom each of the U
market being eighty to ninety five dollars, best of the
local rams at eighty, the seconds at sixty to seventy,
and lighter rams in the thirty to fifty dollar Marp
store lambs. Again, they continue to sell well for the

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ford lambs that will finish before teeth start popping up,
the best of those at one forty three to one
sixty five, the seconds at one fifteen through the one
thirty five on the bottoming edge of the prime rams
at ninety three to one hundred and ten one pen
of mixed stage dues in today medium condition news not
stand around the second week in September and they made

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two hundred and twelve dollars into the cattle section. We go.
Smaller shoutings on all fronts here at this time of year,
as you'd expect. The best of the best of the
beef stairs and heapers six thirty to six ninety k's
selling at four seventy to four eighty per kilo, heippers
at four hundred and four to fifty kilos for twenty

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to four forty five, and the cows five hundred navy
kilo cares medium condition at two dollars sixty per kilans
into that store market we go are to beef stairs
at four one hundred and sixty nine kilos made two thousand,
two hundred and eighty r to beef stairs and heap

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of pen mixed at four hundred and thirteen, K's made
nineteen hundred dollars and r to Hereford deppers at four
fifteen K's made nineteen hundred and eighty dollars into that
yealing market. We Go beef cross heppers at two sixty
kilos made one one hundred dollars and some yealing freezing
stairs tipping the scales at two hundred brety K's made

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nine sixty dollars. As mentioned, smaller shouting the store kettle,
but selling on a particularly strong market on their classes.
Then Bobby calf time a year again best of the
Hereford freezing ball market was at the one hundred and
eighty dollar mark. The second cup of the Hereford freezing
balls at one point forty Hereford Frisian heifers the best

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of those at one point fifty in the second garthings
in the one hundred to one hundred and team dollar bracket.
Tenna cherlais in there. Bull calves tops of those at
one eighty and the freezing balls in the eighty to
ninety dollars bracket just a medium sized yadding very good
demand for quality calves, not quite the demand for the

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poor poor calves or op type calves. Just a mentioned
you sit to all your sheep farmers out there obviously
post them has been to Hobbott Wall of Name Walls
sharing for those that are not aware of the PGG
Rights an easy wall option. It's a simple optional selling
agreement for one hundred percent of a farmer's prop over

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a twelve month period with substantial sale benefits for all
growers here. If it sounds like it may be of
interest to any of your listeners, contact to PGG Rights
and Walworth and where they will run you through an
easy will option. And that about wraps us up for
Launa Bow today. Andy mediora man selling things that